Google updates its search features to increase real-time results.
The company's defence and base station units are operating profitably.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google looks to TV, IPv6 transition software released, and CodePlex unveils network monitoring project.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tandberg and Avaya push video, Pegasystems acquires CRM vendor, and NZDF tenders contact centre services.
In this World Wide Wrap: Intel unveils cheap SSD storage, EMC drives MS Exchange protection, and Xbox 360 to get USB storage.
ADSL technology has now become the irrefutable connectivity option for consumers and businesses alike, says Riaan Leushner, MD of Nology.
At mid-size companies, CIOs need to balance high process flexibility with fast returns and low deployment costs, says Oracle.
Seacom will provide Ethiopian Telecommunications Corporation with international broadband fibre connectivity via a backhaul link through Djibouti.
The branded football package will offer interactive content.
The company has not concluded any deals for its mobile arm yet.
The company plans to expand in the BRIC countries, with its first moves in Brazil and China.
In today's technology roundup: Google's Asia pipe nears completion, hacker disables cars remotely, Apple board member dies, and Siemens plans 4 200 layoffs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Intel unveils six-core server chips, AMD drives competition, and Fujitsu rolls out cloud server.